Introducing our MSHE research centre

Our Mathematics, Science and Health Education research centre is a high quality, professional set of of enthusiastic people involved in research in mathematics, science and health education. We work together with practitioners and have strong links with teacher training. In these slides we introduce the research centre. If you have ideas for research, don’t hesitate to contact us!

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